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Archive for November 17th, 2006

Biological Video Protocols on JoVE: Online Journal of Visualized Experiments

Posted by attilachordash on November 17, 2006

At last there is an almost perfect solution for life scientists to share video protocols and insider tricks to learn techniques and repeat experiments properly. Journal of Visualized Experiments (JoVE) is a newly founded and FREE online research journal that publishes video-articles on biological experiments (video-protocols). It is an independent project by 2 people, Moshe Pritsker (postdoc at Harvard Medical School) and Nikita Bernstein (Web application developer). Moshe says: “As a biologist personally suffering from written “protocols”, I had this idea for some years, but couldn’t do it because was busy with my PhD studies at Princeton. Two months ago, Nikita and I have began implement it practically, as a research publication.” On JoVE Video-articles include step-by-step instructions actinjoveon experiments, and short discussions by experts describing possible technical problems and modifications. JoVE employs the OPEN-SOURCE model: Read the rest of this entry »

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